To:G. Y. ZINOVIEV

Written:Written between August 2 and 11, 1916Published:First published in 1964 inCollected Works, Fifth (Russian) Ed., Vol. 49.

      Sent from Flums to Hertenstein.

      Printed from the original.Source:Lenin
	  Collected Works,

      Progress Publishers,[1977],

      Moscow,Volume 43,

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Iam sending the statement. It’s a pity you did not send Radek’s
letter. I am still in the dark about the “defence” of Grimm! (And you
didn’t sendallthe cuttings.)Theaddress to which you sent books to Pokrovsky—please, let me have
itimmediately.|||N.B.Ihave finished the article on self-determination; it runs into
79 pages+ “Imperialismand the Split in Socialism”, which I am writing.+ “Disarmamentor the Arming of the People?” (which I have written in
German). About 25 pages.Wherewill it go in? What’s to be done? Where are the proofs?Ishall write about the Russian collection in a day or two.Ihaven’t gotNeue Zeitmyself.Salut!LeninNotes

Theaddress to which you sent books to Pokrovsky—please, let me have
itimmediately.|||N.B.

Ihave finished the article on self-determination; it runs into
79 pages

+ “Imperialismand the Split in Socialism”, which I am writing.

+ “Disarmamentor the Arming of the People?” (which I have written in
German). About 25 pages.

Wherewill it go in? What’s to be done? Where are the proofs?

Ishall write about the Russian collection in a day or two.

Ihaven’t gotNeue Zeitmyself.

Salut!Lenin